6 Months Shop and Partial Fleet Update



It’s been 6 months since I quit my job and started running my classic car shop full time. To celebrate let’s do a partial fleet update and look at future projects for the workshop.

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26 thoughts on “6 Months Shop and Partial Fleet Update”

  1. Hi Adam – quick question which you might be able to help with! I'm going to be doing an engine swap on a Series 2 XJ, going from 4.2 XK to a v12 – do you happen to know if the propshafts are the same between the two XJ models? It's the only thing I haven't been able to get to the bottom of as the v12 I'm using is coming out of an XJS – thanks!

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  2. Thank you for your Jag dedication and all the video's but family always comes first. I think we all will understand why you keep private things to yourself. All the best and cheers from the Netherlands.

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  3. Don’t worry about the videos, focus on taking care of family and keeping income coming in, you owe us nothing, we love seeing your work, but we are not the top priority. Good luck.

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  4. i know what it is like to own and operate a business . My first was a laundry and dry cleaners where I employed 55 and I was only 25 . Now I did not come from money nor did my family help me all on my own . Then my next was located in Los Angeles , CA for over 30 years . Yelp no paid sick leave , no vacation paid leave nor any other benefits such as health insurance all self paid . In the US u pay Social Security taxes for retirement . As an employee u pay 50% of that tax and the employer pays the other . Since I was self employed I paid 100% of my Social Security tax which is about 13% .

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  5. Hi I enjoy your videos with your fleet I would some type of board under the tyres of your fleet because it can help the tyres last longer as concrete can change temperature

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